What does Grammarly mean by inappropriate colloquialisms?

Colloquialisms are slang, informal, or localized language. When writing formal papers, both clichés and colloquialisms are inappropriate. Eliminating them requires changing habits. Examples of inappropriate phrases: “She was running around like a chicken with her head cut off. “ (

Does Grammarly have a word count?

Productivity is the total number of words checked by a Grammarly product while you were logged in for the previous week. Here’s the most common case: if you upload a document that you wrote before this week into the Grammarly Editor, Grammarly will check all of that text and add it to your total word count.

What is a good score on Grammarly?

60

How do you replace words in Grammarly?

Next time you’re writing with Grammarly’s browser extension, double-click a word you’ve written to see a list of synonyms. (This works in the Grammarly Editor, too.) Clicking one of the synonyms automatically inserts it into your text.

How accurate is Grammarly score?

Then, Grammarly compares the accuracy level of your document to the accuracy levels of all other documents where users set the same goals. A score of 90, for example, means that the writing in your document is more accurate than the writing in 90 percent of other documents with similar goals.

What does Grammarly consider a unique word?

When Grammarly or ProWritingAid tells you the number of unique words that you’ve used, then they are taking all the words that you’ve written and counting the number of distinct words that you’ve used. If you’ve used the same word multiple times then it is only counted once.

What is Grammarly readability score out of?

Since the Grammarly Editor uses a 0 to 100 readability grading scale, the higher your score, the easier it is to read and understand. A lower score means the text is harder to read and is considered more complex as your readability score nears 0.